It's their game for sure. The whole FUD campaign we saw was fake news, if you look in detail. I feel sorry for all these noobs that got in in the last 3 months and sold at loss now. Altough I also had to learn it the hard way ;)

I don't get why news like India bans would make people sell? Like who cares? I've been holding since 2014 and nothing made me think, " oh wow this is going to hurt the technology big time, I NEED to sell right now,"

Purely here to make money, and i dont think anything is wrong with that. The tech is great and all but i think 90 percent of the people here are in it for the money. I think a great test for this is to ask people if they ever ready a white paper

because whales sell theire btc when those fuds are shining on social media. it produces panic sells. and yes the rich one buys coins even lower. I ve learned it the hard way, too and now riding the waves.

This is exactly how they operate. Anyone noticing when markets look like they’re recovering you start seeing positive btc ads all over Facebook? Who do you think pays for those ads. The psyops is strong in this market

I feel that's definitely a part of it. Why should anyone give a shit if a famous person owns Bitcoin? Idk, but a lot of people base their 10 minutes of due diligence off of shit like that.

You never hear the media saying "Taylor Swift owns shares of AAPL.

The reality is that almost everyone who owns crypto knows nothing about it, but bought in because they heard they could make money. Only a small percentage of all crypto is actually being used currently.

Exactly! If this little thing called crypto was already a volatile whitewater rapid of a stream, what is the big deal about it correcting a bit after a YUUUGE run-up? If you have been in the space since 2014, as we both have, we can remember when NOBODY had even heard of BTC, let alone any altcoins, so why would we let a little dip bother us? Compared to 2014, crypto is a YUUGE celebrity nowadays. Sure, there is going to be dirt dug up on the celeb, and FUD thrown about, but this celeb is now a household name and is selling merch left and right and has fan clubs and Wall Street buffoons clamoring for her attention.

The rapid development and improvement of other cryptocurrencies, and the relative stagnation of Bitcoin, hasn't made you think the technology is losing value? As an early adopter myself, that surprises me.